I have not increased the existing porch footprint or sq ft.

Environmental compliance?

Done right, a grow op can be done with a small environmental footprint, but as @John D. points out, there are structural limitations to the house that might not allow best practices, in which case a lot of harm can be done.  

You have all outside responsibilities, the more the door opens the more often the A/C and heat kick on, the harder it works.Are there any environmental issues with these business operations?

Also, the cost for environmental mitigation probably is worse than California, you have volcanoes!

I hate having to fill out information on-line..I do not like to have a cyber footprint any larger than necessary to conduct business..BUT I could not stand by and have the only comment regarding Asa & Forrest be a so opposite of what my experience has been working with these guys!

Hi Fellow Bigger Pockets Followers,As metropolitan cities experience growth patterns and changing footprints of areas of opportunities, are research must reflect that as well.

Lots of Non-Profit builds in the area which helps appraisals of new construction but the footprint is much smaller than 2000sf usually.

For example, the seller would indicate that he/she is not aware of any adverse environmental conditions on the property during the seller's ownership.

We would love to create a passive cash-flow at some point, and I hope to create meaningful social, environmental and economic impact through this and all of my endeavors.